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millte adj. ruined, spoilt

basctha crushed; bashed, brъite crushed, curtha ar neamhnн annulled; undone curtha у chrнch/ у mhaith banjaxed, leagtha demolished, lйirscriosta devastated, loite spoilt, ruined, scriosta destroyed, zaipeбilte zapped.

milleбn m blame

botъn mistake, cбineadh censure, cion offence, ciontacht guilt, culpability, coir crime, cъiseamh charge, dearmad oversight; lapse (of memory), dul amъ slip-up, йagnach m moan, complaint, earrбid error, easpa lack, shortcoming, fabht m fault, flaw, freagracht responsibility, accountability, gearбn complaint, locht fault, meancуg blunder, peaca sin, smбl blemish, stain, teimheal smudge, tarnish, tormas act of carping, grumbling, uireasa lack, deficiency. (see also: locht)

millteanach adj. terrible

Adhfhuafair loathsome appalling, anacrachdistressing, anfaiseachdismayed, bochtpoor, dearg-ghrбiniъilabhorrent, creathnachhair-raising,fнorghrбnna atrocious, fuafar hateful, grбiniъilloathsome, frightful, scannalachscandalous, shocking, scanrachappalling, dreadful, scanrъil

frightening, alarming, scбfar terrifying,apprehensive, scйiniъil inspiring terror; frightened-looking, uafбsach awful, horrible, uamhnach dreadful, terrifying, urghrбnna gruesome.

mнmhacбnta adj. dishonest

brйagach false, lying, calaoiseach fraudulent, cam crooked, camastaнola (< camastaнl) swindling, casta twisted, cealgach f deceitful, corbach corrupt, defiled, cъblбla (< cъblбil) by deceitful manipulation, mнmhorбlta immoral, meabhlach deceitful, treacherous, deceptive, mн-ionraic untruthful, dishonest, sйitйartha fraudulent, by means of cheating.

mнn adj. smooth, gentle; very small, fine

beag bнdeach tiny, bog soft, caoin gentle, refined, ciъin calm, still, cneasta mild-mannered, seemly, cothrom even, cъrach creamy, frothy, gan frithchuimilt frictionless, lбch kind, leibhйalta level, made level, lonrach shiny, maoth soft, tender, micrea- micro-, mion- minute, small, mion diminutive, miondealbhach miniature, neamhshuaite unruffled, rйidh flat, sйimh fine, smooth; mild, sнodъil silky; urbane, sleamhain slippery, smooth, slнoctha sleek, snasta glossy, polished, socair calm, sochma even-tempered, easy-going, srуlda satiny, suaimhneach serene, tlбith suave, uachtarъil creamy.

minic 1 adj. frequent

atrйimhseach recurrent, comуnta common, gnбch habitual, gnбth- usual, iomadъil incessant, iondъil frequent, leanъnach continuous, lena mbuailtear gach uile lб den tseachtain everyday, lнonmhar numerous, rialta regular.

minic 2 adv. go ~ often, is ~ it is often, etc..

arнs agus arнs eile again and again. de gnбth usually, gach lб everyday, gan stad ceaselessly, without stop go hatrйimhseach recurrently, go comуnta commonly, go hiomadъil incessantly, frequently, go hiondъil frequently,

go leanъnach continuously, go lнonmhar numerously, go mуr a lot, go rialta regularly.

mнnigh v explain, interpret

aistrigh translate, cuir i lйire elucidate, cuir in iъl convey, fochiallaigh connote, lйigh read, lйirigh illustrate, indicate, nocht reveal, rйitigh solve, sainchiallaigh denote, scaoil undo; let free, sceith divulge, siombalaigh symbolize, tabhair chun solais expose, bring to light, tabhair le tuiscint imply, taispeбin show.

mнniъ m explanation, interpretation

aistriъchбn translation, cur i lйire elucidation, cur in iъl conveying, fochiall f(- chйille; ~ a, ~) connotation, impleacht implication, lйamh reading, lйiriъ illustrating, indicating, mнniъchбn explanation, nochtadh disclosure, relevation, rйiteach m solving, solution sainchiall f(- chйille; ~ a, ~) denotation, scaoileadh undoing; letting free, sceitheadh divulging, siombalъ symbolizing, tabhairt chun solais exposing, bringing to light, tabhairt le tuiscint implying, taispeбint showing, tuiscint understanding.

mн-oiriъnach adj. unsuitable

as бit out of place, faoi choimhlint non-compatible, incompatible, dochuibhrinn (phil) incompatible, neamh-comhoiriъnach non-compatible, neamhchuн inappropriate, neamhfhуirstineach inappropriate, inapt, mнchaoithiъil inconvenient, mнchuн inappropriate, improper, undue, mнfheiliъnach incongruous, unsuitable, inapt, mнoiriъnach unsuitable, mнrйireach incongruent, mнthrбthъil untimely, ill-timed.

mion- adj. detailed, mini-, small, petty

bнdeach tiny, gann scanty, giortach (in dress) scanty, gortach miserable, mion minute, minuscule, micrea- micro- -нn (diminutive suffix: e.g. tamall while → tamaillнn small while), miondealbhach miniature, pуca pocket-sized, scбinte scanty, sceadach sparse, tanaн meagre. (see also: beag)

▲ ~airgead petty cash, small change, mionarm small-arms ~aoiseach m minor, ~athrъ modification, ~bhradaн pilferer, ~bhradaнl pilfering, ~bhristнn briefs, ~chabhlach m flotilla, ~chaint tittle-tattle, ~chataнl ghruaige frizziness of hair, ~chъiseach meticulous, ~ dealbh f(deilbhe, ~ a, ~) art miniature, ~difrнocht subtlety, ~dнol retail, ~dнoltуir retailer, ~eitilt fluttering, ~eolas detailed information, ~ghбire chuckle; smile, ~phointe detail; minor point, ~rud trifle, ~sciorta mini-skirt, ~scrъdaigh scrutinize, ~teagasc (jur) brief, ~tosach m (school) primer, ~tuairiscн fpl cruinithe minutes of a meeting.

mionn m

1. oath

banna bond, binding, briathar word, bua gift, ceangaltas (financial) commitment, cinntiъ affirming, conradh m(conartha; conarthaн), contract, dearbhasc affirtmation, dearbhъ assurance, dнlseacht faithfulness, loyalty, focal word, geall promise, gealladh promising, gealltбn pledge, gealltanas promise, mуid vow, rбthaнocht guarantee.

2. swear-word, ~ mуra swear-words

caint ghrбnna bad language, eascaine f expletive, curse-word, eascainн f cursing, swearing, focal barbartha vulgarity, vulgar word, focal grбnna rude word, focal trom abusive talk, mallacht f curse, mallachtach f cursing.

mнorъilt f miracle

йacht m feat, marvel, feinimйan phenomenon ionadh amazement, iontas wonder, iontas na n-iontas wonder of wonders,

mнorъilteach adj. miraculous

as an ghnбth ar fad extraordinary, dochreidte unbelievable, domhнnithe inexplicable, йachtach marvelous, fantaiseach fantastic, unreal, feinimйanach phenomenal finscйalach fabulous, gбifeach sensational, iontach wonderful, millteanach astounding, thar insint scйil beyond words, suntasach remarkable.

miotas m myth

croinic chronicle, fabhal f(faibhle; faibhle) fable, fabhalscйal fable, fбthscйal allegory, finscйal legend, scйal bйaloidis folkloric tale, sнscйal fairy-tale.

miotaseolaнocht f mythology

bйaloideas folklore, croinic chronicle, faibhle fpl fables, fabhalscйalta fables, fбthscйalta allegories, finscйalta legends, sнscйalta fairy-tales.

mire f madness

bбinн frenzy, buile madness, йigiall irrationality, fiбine wildness, fнoch m(fнch, ~ a, ~) rage, ire, fнochmhaire ferocity, fury, fraoch m(- oich) fury, gealtachas craziness, lunacy; mad panic, gealtacht insanity, iompar gan chiall lunacy, senseless behaviour, meabhairghalar mental illness, mнrйasъn unreason, neamhord pearsantachta personality disorder, nйarуis neurosis, raic furore, rбmhaille delirium, rбmhaillн ravings, seachrбn cйille derangement, sнocуis psychosis, scitsifrйine f schizophrenia, speabhraнdн hallucinations. (see also: buile)

mнrйasъnta f unreasonable

бifйiseach ridiculous, amaideach foolish, baoth silly,foolish, craiceбilte crazed, dнchйillн ridiculous, senseless, йaganta flighty, йidreorach misguided, йigiallta senseless, irrational, mearaithe deranged, meargбnta madcap, mearbhlach arising from a confused mind, mire mad, mнchйillн senseless, mнloighciъil illogical, nach luнonn le rйasъn that doesn’t stand to reason, imithe le craobhacha off the wall, nйaltraithe demented, daft, уinmhideach foolish, simple, уinsiъil (of female only) foolish, pleidhciъil silly, stupid, daft, rбmhailleach delirious, seachmallach deluded, seafуideach silly, nonsensical.

mнshбsъil f unsatisfactory

dнothach wanting, deficient, йalangach flawed, defective, easnamhach deficient, inadequate, easpach lacking, fabhtach faulty, flawed, faoi bhun an ghnбthchaighdeбin substandard, gan dealramh unconvincing, gan substaint unsubstantial, lochtach faulty, neamhimleor insufficient, uireasach lacking, deficient.

mнshachtmhar f untidy

ablбilte botched, messed up, amscaн awkward, bedraggled, cifleogach tattered, in rags, gan chнoradh unkempt, gan chнoradh unkempt, gan slacht untidy, messy, gioblach ragged, scruffy, grabasta grubby, scrбbach dishevelled, untidy, sramach shoddy, sraoilleach scruffy, tattered, strуicthe torn, tбir shabby, trн chйile messed up, untidy.

misneach m courage

calmacht intrepidness, bravery, crуgacht bravery, dбnacht boldness, diongbhбilteacht resoluteness, firmness of purpose, neamheaglaн fearlessness, stуchas stoicism, stуinseacht staunchness, stуinsitheacht toughness, uchtach audacity. (see also: crуgacht)

mнthaitneamhach adj. unpleasant

ainnis wretched, anfhollбin unwholesome, colъil repulsive, repugnant, cosъil le seanchailleach like an old hag, fuafar hateful, vile, grбnna nasty; ugly, mнbhinn cacophonous, mнbhlasta unsavoury, untasty, mнchuibhiъil unseemly, mнdheas unlovely, mнghnaнъil uncomely, mнghnйitheach bad-looking, mнghnъiseach ill-visaged, sour-faced, millteanach horrible, terrible, mн-mhaiseach unsightly, mнofar hideous, mнsciamhach unattractive mнtharraingteach unattractive, mн-ъr foul, nimhneach nasty, venomous, ъrghrбnna repulsively ugly.

mнtharraingteach adj. unattractive

ainnis wretched, ainriochtach in a sorry shape, ainspianta grotesque, anchumtha grotesque, arrachtach monstrous, dйistineach disgusting, colъil repulsive, repugnant, fuafar hateful, vile, grбiniъil loathsome, millteanach horrible, terrible, mн-mhaiseach unsightly, mнofar hideous, mнsciamhach unattractive mithaitneamhach unlikable, unpleasant, displeasing, scбfar frightening, scary, suarach wretched, shabby, contemptible, uafбsach frightful, awful, horrible, ъrghrбnna repulsively ugly.

mнthuiscint f misunderstanding

agall f(agaille; ~ a, ~) argument, aighneas dispute, argument,, botъn mistake, bruнon f clash, coimhlint contention, struggle, conspуid dispute, earrбid erroer, easaontas disagreement, dissension, imreas quarrel, friction, iomarbhб f altercation, mearbhall confusion, bewilderment, meascadh suas mix-up, mнchiall f(cйille, ~ a, ~) misinterpretation.

mнъsбid f misuse, abuse

ainiocht cruelty, ainriail anarchy aintiarnas tyranny, aintreise violent oppression, anfhorlann violence, repression, ansmacht cruel domination, bбs beo living hell, ciapadh torture, cos ar bolg oppression, crб torment, cruбlacht cruelty, drochнde abuse, йagуir injustice, йigniъ rape, fуrйigean violence, нde abuse.

moch adj. early

anabaн premature, gan bheith dйanach not to be late, gasta swift, rapid, le hйirн na grйine at sunrise, luath early, roimh am before time, roimh an sprioc-am before the set time, roimh rй beforehand, tapa quick, fast. (see also: luath)

modh m method

bealach m(- laigh; - laн) way, manner, beart plan, clбr programme, cleachtadh practice, habit, cуras system, creatlach f framework, cur chuige approach, gnбs custom, gnбthamh (medical) procedure, gormchlу blueprint, diagram diagram, leagan amach lay-out, lнniъ delineation, mapa map, nуs custom, nуs imeachta procedure, plean plan, plota plot, prуiseas process, seift expedient ploy, device, straitйis strategy, tairiscint proposition, teicnнc technique, tionscnamh project, treoirphlean blueprint, ъsбid use.

moill f delay

braiteoireacht hesitating, coinneбil siar holding back/ up, delaying (e.g. Tб brуn orm do do choinneбil siar. I’m sorry for holding you up.), cуnaн dwelling, abiding, cur ar athlб rescheduling to another day, taking a raincheck, cur ar atrбth deferment, cur ar ceal cancellation, cur ar fanacht waiting, fionraн suspension, cur ar gcъl adjournment, cur i sceideal eile rescheduling, cur siar deferral, dul i ngreamъ gettinng stuck, mбinneбil loitering, hanging around, moilliъ delaying, moilleadуireacht dallying, lingering, righneбil dawdling, sos rest, break, pause, stad stop,stopping, stopadh stoppage, stop, stopping, tarraingt siar suspension, withdrawing.

moilligh v delay

braiteoireacht a dhйanamh to hesitate, coinnigh siar hold up, delay, cуnaigh dwell, abide, cuir ar athlб reschedule to another day (e.g. Cuirimis ar athlб й! Lets take a raincheck on that.), cuir ar atrбth defer, cuir ar ceal cancel, cur ar fanacht postpone, cuir ar fionraн suspend, cuir ar gcъl adjourn, cuir i sceideal eile reschedule, cuir siar defer, dul i ngreamъ to get stuck, mбinneбil a dhйanamh to loiter, to hang around, moilleadуireacht a dhйanamh to dally, to use delaying tactics, righnigh dawdle, delay, sos a thуgбil to take a break, to pause, stad halt, stop, stop stop, tarraing siar suspend, withdraw.

mol v

1. praise, commend

adhmhol eulogise, aontaigh le endorse, agree to, bualadh bos a thabhairt do dhuine to applaud a person, cuir chun cinn put forward, duine a mholadh go spear to sing the praises of a person, ionracas a dhйanmh le duine to pay a person a compliment, oirircigh extol, ollghairdeas a dhйanamh do dhuine to acclaim a person;

2. advise

abair (le) say (to), comhairle a thabhairt do dhuine to give someone advice, comhairligh advise, counsel cuir in iъl inform, notify, fуgair announce, bring to general notice, folбireamh a thabhairt do dhuine to caution a person, grнosaigh urge, inis (do) tell (to), spreag encourage, motivate, rabhadh a thabhairt to warn, treoraigh guide, direct.

moladh m

1. praise, commendation

acalбid accolade, adhmholadh eulogy, exaltation, adhradh worship, bйal bбn lip service, bladar adulation, bualadh bos applause, comhghairdeas congratulation(s), deabhуid devotion, duan molta panegyric, gбir mholta acclamation, gбrtha molta plaudits, glуir glory, ionracas compliment(s), уmуs tribute, onуir honour, lъitйis adulation, lъstar fawning, lъtбil adulation, obsequious flattery, plбmбs flattery, sбstacht approval.

2. advice

comhairle advice, counsel, comhairliъ consultation, rabhadh warning, cur in iъl notification, fуgra announcement, notice, folбireamh caution, grнosъ incitement, rabhadh warning, treoir f (treorach; treoracha) guidance, direction.

mуr adj.

1. big, large

бibhйalta huge, vast, бibhlithe exaggerated, бbhal vast, immense, бbhalmhуr colossal, alpartha burly, anбsta lumbering, unwieldy, ard tall, arrachtach monstrous, fairsing spacious, wide, fairsingнoch extensive, fathachъil giant, gigantic, mуrmhaise of great mass, oll- massive, great, ollmhуr huge, massive, ramhar fat, tйagartha substantial, well-built, stout, toirtiъil sizeable, bulky.

2. great in degree

an- very, great, ard- great, excellent, diail great, wonderful, dian- severe, intense, trom- weighty, great, sбr- ultra-, excellent.

3. adult, older

aosaithe adult, aosta old, crнonna old, fбsta (suas) grown (up), adult, is sine older; oldest, sean- old.

4. famous, distinguished

cбiliъil famous, clъiteach reputable, dearscnaitheach distinguished, glуrmhar glorious, iomrбiteach celebrated, renowned, mуr le rб notable, oirirc illustrious, oirirceach eminent.

5. important

ag a bhfuil tionchar influential, ardchйimiъil eminent, ardleibhйil high-level, lбn de bhrн significant, riachtanach essential, suntasach salient, tбbhachtach important, trom heavy, weighty, tromchъiseach grave, important.

6. generous

fial generous, flaithiъil munificent, lavish, lбch kind, mуr-intinneach magnanimous, neamhleithleach unselfish.

7. wild, stormy

anfach tempestuous, craosach (sea) raging, perilously wild, doineanta stormy, wild, fiбin wild, garbh rough,

stoirmeach stormy, stoirmshuaite storm-tossed, sнonghreadta storm-shook.

8. friendly

bбъil well-disposed, tender towards, cairdiъil friendly, dea-chroнoch good-hearted.

◊ Is ~ iad na beaganna i dteannta a chйile. Every little helps., Is ~ liom thъ. I envy you., Nн ~ dъinn fanacht. We must wait., Nн go ~ fada! Not by a long stretch!, nach ~ almost, Nн ~ nach gcreidim й. I’m inclined to believe him., Bhн muid an-mhуr le chйile. We were very close.

▲ ~aigeanta magnanimous, ~bhealach highway, main road, ~bhileog broadsheet, ~bhonn medallion, ~bhуthar main road, ~chбiliъil famous everywhere, ~cheannach big-headed, ~chlъiteach well-respected, venerated, ~chrнoch f(- rнche) landmass, ~chъis pomposity, ~chъiseach pompous, self-important, ~chumhacht (country) great power, mуrdhбil great assembly, general assembly, ~dhнoltуir wholesaler, ~dhуthain more than enough, ~fhaillн gross negligence, ~ghlйas (music) major key, ~ghnнomhach of mighty deeds, redoubtable, ~intinneach high-minded, ~leabhar tome, ~luachach valuabe; self-important, ~luath very early, ~mhaitheas munificence, ~mheanmnach high-spirited, ~mheasъil highly esteemed; conceited, ~mhisneach m great courage, ~mhuir open sea, ~shiъl procession, ~thaibhseach spectacular, ~thaispeбntas gala, ~thomhais outsize.

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